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Thanks for the response, but my transmission noise was bad from day one!!! My ranger has basicly been used by my wife and two little dogs for garage sales and neighborhood romps. The transmission noise has been getting progressivly worse and I was told by selling dealer in Cottonwood Az that my Polaris was not my fathers BMW. I am 54 yrs old and build and own street rods drive a truck and run heavy equipement for a living, an my father never had a BMW.Was kind of insulted by this.The moron had no interest in my problem. I want to finally use the Polarias for gold prospecting in northern Az. I could not take a chance going deep in the hills and have a transmission fail. Before I took my machine to Iron City in Phx az, I took it to a non dealer Polaris repair shop in Peoria Az.That said without a dought I had a bad transmission. My self or any body that I am involved with hopefully will never never never purchase a Polaris ever again. Due to their bad warrenty representation.P.S. my old transmission that supposedly nothing is wrong with is up for sale for $400.00!!!! What a buy :evil: :twisted: :x
Sorry about the late response, as I just now picked up my Xp From Iron City in Phx az. With problem solved, $1550.00 out of my pocket, to replace transmission with a 2009 unit.Polaris says tough luck!! :cry: P.S. old transmission with 35 hrs use burnt the transmission oil to a crisp, which polaris says is normal and denied a claim. :twisted: My machine is the way it should of been in the first place, after spending my time and money to resolve an on going problem, with transmissions in the 2007-2008 models that polaris should honor. At this point I suggest anyone thinking of purchasing a Polaris, check into warrenty, read the small print!!!! Before purchasing a Polaris UTV. :evil: :evil: The warranty sucks.... :cry: :twisted: :evil: Try to get a hold of them, good ,luck!!!!!!
:cry: :cry: :cry: My 2008 ranger XP with 35 hrs. on it 8 months old, is at a local polaris dealer in Phoenix Az. With a loud transmission noise, since new.Purchased from a dealer in Arizona. Which told me this is normal, now I come to find out that I have a transmission problem, which is obviously a manufacturing defect. Beware of Polaris at this time they do not want to honor said defect. This is going to cost me out of pocket roughly $1,600. For a transmission replacement, with a 2009 transmission.With a machine with no abuse.At this point I would buy any other UTV available on the market. Polaris is basically telling me tough luck. Some make noise and some don't. Shame on Polaris. :evil:
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